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Tramser Weiher round

The trail leads from the Landeck Parish Church past Landeck Castle to Tramser Weiher. From there, it follows the forest road (Tramsweg) down to Zams and then back to the Landeck Parish Church.

After Landeck parish church, the road leads to Landeck Castle. At the second hairpin bend, turn left into the forest and follow the Deichelweg until you reach the road again. Along the road you have a marvellous view over the Landeck valley basin. The path leads past the Hotel Tramserhof to the Tramser Weiher pond. There you can walk around the pond or enjoy the warm winter sun on a bench. The way back after the pond leads left along the Tramsweg to Zams and from there along the forest path back to Landeck parish church.

The TirolWest Tourism Association assumes no liability for the accessibility of the hiking trails in winter, as this depends on the weather and snow conditions.

At a Glance

Difficulty level:medium difficulty
Elevation loss:226 m
Walking time / ascent:1.75 h

Information

Walking time / descent:1.25 h
Starting point:Landeck Parish Church
Finishing point:Landeck Parish Church

Route type

Circular hike:Yes

Fitness & technique

Fitness:2
Technical:3

Getting there

Getting there:

We recommend using the Landeck multi-day parking lot at Innstraße 44.

From the multi-day parking lot, it takes about 15–20 minutes to walk to Landeck City Church.

Alternatively, you can take bus line 2 from downtown Landeck to the church. Please check the SCHEDULE.

Public transport:

From the Landeck-Zams train station, take any VVT bus to the city center. From there, it’s about a 15–20-minute walk to the church, or you can take bus line 2 (Kirche stop). Check the SCHEDULE.

Parking:

Landeck Long-Term parking lot at 44 Innstraße

Best season

Jan:Yes
Feb:Yes
Dec:Yes

City:Landeck | Zams

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Parish Church Zams

church - chapell: Parish Church Zams

Parish Church of St. Andrew - Around 1440, the old parish church was rebuilt in the Gothic style. In 1911, a major fire destroyed most of the village, the church had partially collapsed and had to be demolished.

Parish Church of the Assumption   Landeck

church - chapell: Parish Church of the Assumption Landeck

Today's parish church of the Assumption is based on a legend depicted in the parish church (the robbed children of a family were brought back by a wolf and a bear).

Tramser pond

Bathing lake: Tramser pond

The natural swimming pond is located in the Trams recreational area on a hill between Landeck and Zams. It is surrounded by shady trees. The expansive meadows around the pond offer plenty of space for a variety of activities.